While the book Yellow Springs gradually set off a chain reaction in the outside world, some well-informed people learned where it had been written: Vast and Righteous College, where the Literary Sage presided. Naturally, even more people wished to pay a visit.
Though the book had already been formally printed and sent throughout Great Zhen, Ji Yuan, Yin Zhaoxian, and Wang Li could only be said to have just finished the preliminary work. The other two could relax somewhat and await the results with anticipation, but Ji Yuan's work was far from over.
However, there were already six people in Yin Zhaoxian's small courtyard. Besides Yin Family Members such as Yin Qing and Yin Chong, there was also Xin Wuya, who had specially come from the Underworld Main Hall to write a preface.
Yellow Springs had only released Six Volumes so far. There were actually still Three Volumes yet to be published, but those three were unfinished on the one hand, and on the other, they contained matters such as reincarnation and content involving the deeper Dao of Heaven and Earth, which perhaps required further deliberation.
Yet even if the remaining Three Volumes were not printed, or not printed on a large scale, Yellow Springs would still count as a strange book in every sense of the word, stuffed full of countless private goods.
Besides the "Dao" Ji Yuan had written into its text and painted into its illustrations, with Wang Li's various stories as guides, Yin Zhaoxian had also blended in his thoughts on the Literary Dao from these past years. Those stories concerning scholars had some seemingly romantic passages, but they contained even more principles of literary method. In Ji Yuan's view, they could be considered guidance for cultivating literary method.
However, in Ji Yuan's eyes, this was